Kitchen aid mixer half price on amazon

Triker

PBA wrote: »

That you could, if Kenwood hadn't been taken over by De'Longhi in 2001. If you buy Kenwood you're buying Italian.

Hey we're all european though, technically.:p;):D

lexa34

Darn ... now £179.99

matt1987

You people are silly umming and aring over the £149 price when you want one. I dont need one as i have a Kitchen K50 Grey commercial, as i work for a company that sells them. I picked mine up for £146, but it was a recon.

We also sell the Domestic model, which is the one on amazon... and i can tell you that the price amazon were selling them at is at virtual cost price. They will only be making at the maximum a 10% profit on that price up.

I personally wouldnt touch kenwood. But thats becuase if people bought Kenwood, i wouldnt have any money to spend at the end of the month

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

love2save wrote: »

I bought this one from Amazon a few months ago and love it. I use it to mash potatoes, saves a lot of elbow grease.

I've got an ordinary Kenwood with an open bowl & K beater/liquidiser etc but have never heard of mashing potatoes in it - any tips? I thought you couldn't mash potatoes successfully in a machine - according to my old HE teacher anyway Would be great if it wasn't too much of a fuss.

Googlies_2

Wee_Bargain_Hunter wrote: »

I've got an ordinary Kenwood with an open bowl & K beater/liquidiser etc but have never heard of mashing potatoes in it - any tips? I thought you couldn't mash potatoes successfully in a machine - according to my old HE teacher anyway Would be great if it wasn't too much of a fuss.

A machine overworks the gluten and the mash becomes too sticky.

amazamum

My mam has a kitchen aid they are brilliant,a very good price at 179 she paid about 279 for hers.
I just wish I had seen the post while it was 149,I might have bought one myself.

love2save

I put the potatoes in first and mash them...then add the milk and butter and beat again. Always works for me....I use floury type potatoes.

Triker

I've done mashed potatoes in the kenwood patissier and they were lovely.

babybimbles

matt1987 wrote: »

You people are silly umming and aring over the £149 price when you want one. I dont need one as i have a Kitchen K50 Grey commercial, as i work for a company that sells them. I picked mine up for £146, but it was a recon.

We also sell the Domestic model, which is the one on amazon... and i can tell you that the price amazon were selling them at is at virtual cost price. They will only be making at the maximum a 10% profit on that price up.

I personally wouldnt touch kenwood. But thats becuase if people bought Kenwood, i wouldnt have any money to spend at the end of the month

well I wish you had responded earlier!

matt1987

lol well you aint gonna get one for any cheaper than £150, i can tell you that now!